K Squared

This is a 56 page PowerPoint Game similar to Wheel of Fortune. There are different variations of how to play the game. Vocabulary words included: area, variable, sum, fraction, cubed, base, power, composite, numerator, multiples, mixed number, difference, squared, exponent, product, factor, evaluate, function, prime, denominator, algebraic expression, improper fraction, quotient, perimeter and equivalent. I used a 2007/2010/2013 PP template to create this game.

This is a PowerPoint Presentation that covers adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions as an interactive game show. It is very easy to use. PP 2007/2010/2013 was used to make this presentation.

This is a review game for third grade math NBT skills. It is perfect as a whole class review, individual review, or multi-player review (self-checking).

This is an interactive Power Point to review prime and composite numbers in a fun and engaging way.

This interactive PowerPoint contains random questions from the year. When you get the answer right, a thumbs up symbol appears on the screen. This would be a great review at the beginning or end of the school year. Students can play it alone, with a friend, in a small group or as a whole group activity.

This is a Power Point to teach student how to find the average (mean) of a data set. It includes a guitar accompanyment and vocal along with great basketball visuals. It also contains an interactive quiz at the end and notes for students to copy. The preview images show grey lines that do not appear in the actual presentation.

This PowerPoint shows a puzzle on page one. Students work to answer vocabulary questions to reveal a picture. Students can use this with friends, in a small group, or alone. Teachers can use this for a whole class activity as well. Teachers could also insert their own picture.

This Power Point contains informational tips for helping students retain mathematical ideas. It contains concept tips for LCM, GCF, area and perimeter, changing fractions to a decimal, mean, median, mode, and range, as well as divisor, dividend and quotient, base, power, exponents and tips for adding and subtracting fractions.